China's passing of the law against foreign sanctions is an urgent necessity in order to counter the hegemonism and power politics of some Western countries, an official with the top legislature said Thursday.
No organization or individual may in any way slander or derogate the honor of servicemen, nor may they insult or slander the reputation of members of the armed forces, according to the law.
Lawmakers are considering a new law that bans the defamation of military personnel.
Lawmakers are considering a draft law whose newly added details allow tax refunds for goods from the country's inland area to the Hainan free trade port (FTP).
The top legislature began discussing a draft revision to the law on vocational education, in a bid to solve prominent problems in the field and train more high-caliber technical professionals.
A draft law on legal aid has stipulated more specific and detailed provisions to guarantee the quality of legal aid in China.
A draft law on countering foreign sanctions was submitted Monday to the ongoing 29th session of the Standing Committee of the 13th National People's Congress (NPC), the top legislature, for second reading.
Lawmakers are considering amendments to a law to strengthen the supervision and administration of the work safety of the platform economy.